Odebolt High School - Trojan Yearbook (Odebolt, IA)

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INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC i The Marching band this year was a good sized group of small musif cians who did a wonderful job of marching and playing. It took some time for Mr. Allen to get all the little people started off on their left feet but after that was accomplished, the band was as good as it had ever been. The Marching band took two trips-one to Ida Grove, and one to Sac City. All who saw the Marching band perform complimented them. Jane Teaquist, the efficient drum major, was responsible for getting the band lined up properly in its various formations. The Majorettes, Jo Bye, Mary Bengford, and joan Wilken turned in performances which com' plemented that of the musicians. Marching band has been a wonderful experience for its entire personnel. Odebolt High School pupils are fortunf ate to be able to participate in such an activity. Concert band had its beginning the day Marching band was over. The band opened up the new band room in the annex. Several programs were given this year-a Christmas concert and a prefcontest concert. The band then started preparing for contest. Qur band moved up through the conf tests, one step at a time, until it finally received the highest award given in the state-a division I+ rating at Spencer on April 30. The small groups which also received division I rating at Spencer and went on to the State Contest at Perry, May 7, are: Woodwind Quartet, Woodwind Quintet, XVoodwind Trio, Bb Clarinet Quartet, Brass Quartet, and Drum Ensemble. Soloists who appeared at Perry are Don Jackson, Doyle Hansen, James Turner, Charles Krusenstjerna, john Witt, Kenneth Fertig. All people who appeared at State Contest in Perry received a II rat' ing, which is a good rating considering the competition of the AA and A schools. The school is rightfully proud of its fine Band. MAJORETTES Jane Teaquist, Mary Bengford, JoAnn Bye, Joan Wilken Fifty-thr e

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4 I 0.154 S Hand DRUMS James Barkley Don Jackson Jerry Reynolds Jane Teaquist CORNETS Gerald Huldeen William Teaquist Richard Swanson Richard Treman John Kruse-nstjerna Vern Ogden Dale Lange Roger Barkley Robert Hart OLARINETS Charles Krusenstjerna Joan Einspahr Nancy Witt Ruth Treman Ruth Krusenstjerna Georgia Hix Mary Ella Youngren Nancy Rector Margaret Zimmerman Joan Lundell Fifty-two BARITONE Robert Moifitt James Meyer Carol Youngren TROMBONE Robert Watts Gordon Friday Ronald Rex John Witt William Bird Charles Mandernach Walter Duffy SOUSAPHONES Kenneth Fertig Howard Hoefling Tom Reynolds FRENCH HORNS James Turner Doyle Hansen Janet Sonksen Joe Kipp FLUTES Alleen Lindquist Patsy Horstman BASSOON Janet Ogden OBOE Shirley Einspahr SAXOPHONES Joan McCorkindale Ronald Flogstad Donna Marshall Janice Breon

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GIRLS' GLEE- CLUB Back Row: fleftito rightb Donna Scanlan, Marjorie Dinges, Barbara Vernia, Helen Reuber, Nancy Witt, Mary Bengford, Beverly Witt, Mildred Stover, Priscilla Francis, Lois Rohlf, Jane Teaquist, Joan Kies, Marlene Albrecht. Middle Bow: Georgia Kay Hix, Myra Dreesen, Mary Bird, Aileen Lindquist, Joan Einspahr, Margaret Bengford, Jean Land- graf, Lois Schaefer, JoAnn Bye, Ruth Treman, Caro Schaefer, Donna Marshall. Front Row: Helen Landgraf, Delores Heubner, Barbara Boyd, Ruth Krusenstjerna, Janet Sonksen, Janet Ogden, Kathryn Currie, Joan McCork1ndale, Arda Lee Flogstad, Velma Paul, Miss Schmidt. VOCAL MUSIC The vocal music department has aimed to give all students the opportunity to learn to appreciate and to love music. All grade students must attend a vocal class daily and other interests are provided for high school pupils-as the mixed chorus, girls' gree club, and boys' glee club. We have organized, also, small groups consist- ing of select voices. These groups include the girls' trio, girls' sextet, mixed quartet, and boys' quartet. And, yes, we have many fine soloists of whom we are extremely proud. Seniors who will be leaving this field of learning are Joan Einspahr, Alleen Lindquist, Mary Bengford, Arda Lee Flogstad, Beverly Witt, Jean Landgraf, Bob Moffitt, Bob Hansen, and Don Jackson. The following received a division I rating at district contest at Odebolt: Janet Sonksen, mezzo soprano solo 3 -Girls' Trio, Alleen Lindquist, Joan Einspahr and Joan Kiesg Girls' Sextet, Nancy Witt, Helen Reuber, Margaret Bengford, Janet Sonksen, Jean Landgraf, and Velma Paul, Baritone solo, Bob Moifittg Bass solo, Bob Hansen. The district contest for large groups was held at Sac City, where the Girl's glee club, accompanied by Alleen Lindquist, was given a I rating. The same group re- ceived a I rating at the state contest for large groups held at Spencer on April 28-30. Bob Moffitt and Bob Hansen both won I ratings on their vocal solos at Spen- cer and went on to the state contest for soloists and small groups at Perry on May 7, where Bob Moffitt was given a II and Bob Hansen a III rating. Fifty-four